SENIOR CUP.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12392, 13 December 1909, Page 8

SENIOR CUP.

ARIMOHO I. v. WANGANUI (Second Day.

Being 169 runs behind their opponents on the first inning's scores, AraiTioho commenced their second innings, and when the last man was dismissed the score stood at the most respectable total of 180, mainly through the efforts •of Greig (28), Beckett (20), MeDonagh <not out 32), Cohen (45), Burrett, Sen. <18). Cohen- played a> bright innings -for his contribution of, 45, making some big hitsj while McDonagh played -a good defensive innings. Tliei-e being -two batsmen absent, Aramoho's second inning's score was a good one for eight ivicbets. Requiring 12 runs to win, Wangamu managed to score the necessary runs -without the loss of awicket, thus winning the game by ten wickets. Hereunder are the scores: — ARAMOHO I- —Second Innings. Pepper, b Holland ......••< •• 3 ■Greig. b Holland • 28 Barroii, b Holland -.'.. :"7i Burrett, Jun., st Butterworth, b Luxford •• 4 Beckett, st Butterworth, b Luxford 20 McDonagh, not out — 32 Cohen; "b Holland ....:.... 45 Burrett, Sen., b Ja.nnings 18 Anderson, l>- Jannings —• •. 0 ,'; Extras ~- • • 23 ' TotSl (for"B'wkts.y■/.: 180 Bowling Analysis.—C. Holland four for 40, ..Luxford,, tsP.o, /or 60, Mackay* none for' 22, ' Howiard.' none for 24, Jannings two for 11. WANGANUI.—Second Innings. Butterworth, not out .. -.....:...-.. 10 Sargeant, not out •■ 0 Extras .:....,... — 2 ... ~. : Total ;(for- no wkt.) ......... 12